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| debut=''[[Pokémon Sword and Shield|Pokémon Sword/Shield]]'' | | debut=''[[Pokémon Sword and Shield|Pokémon Sword/Shield]]'' | ||
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− | '''Bede''' is a rival | + | '''Bede''' is a rival trainer who appears as an opponent in ''[[Pokémon: Sword and Shield]]''. He later goes on to succeed [[Opal]] as the Gym Leader of Ballonlea. He initially specializes in Psychic-type Pokémon and switches over to Fairy-type after training under Opal. |
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He was initially frustrated by Opal's training and so crashed the Finals of the Championship Cup that were being held at Wyndon Stadium, where he challenged Victor/Gloria to one more battle. He blamed them for everything going wrong with them and claimed that he would retire from being a trainer if he lost. This was apparently supposed to be a way to get away from Opal. Bede lost once again, but the crowd cheered him and urged him to restart his career instead of retiring. With that, he returned to his training with Opal. It was said that her harsh training ultimately helped him to mellow out. She also continued to visit and gave him advice on a daily basis. Bede became a stronger Pokémon trainer and became popular for his intrusion at the Championship Cup. Afterwards, a crisis ensued in which forciby-Dynamaxed wild Pokémon were suddenly appearing in different stadiums. Victor/Gloria, Hop and [[Piers (Pokemon)|Piers]] came to Ballonlea Stadium in hopes of helping Bede with his problem, only to find that Bede had already defeated the Dynamaxed Pokémon on his own. Bede took this opportunity to challenge Victor/Gloria to one last battle. After being defeated, he acknowledged them as the champion and gave them his rare League Card. Opal was glad that Bede was finally making decisions for himself, even though she pushed him into his current position. | He was initially frustrated by Opal's training and so crashed the Finals of the Championship Cup that were being held at Wyndon Stadium, where he challenged Victor/Gloria to one more battle. He blamed them for everything going wrong with them and claimed that he would retire from being a trainer if he lost. This was apparently supposed to be a way to get away from Opal. Bede lost once again, but the crowd cheered him and urged him to restart his career instead of retiring. With that, he returned to his training with Opal. It was said that her harsh training ultimately helped him to mellow out. She also continued to visit and gave him advice on a daily basis. Bede became a stronger Pokémon trainer and became popular for his intrusion at the Championship Cup. Afterwards, a crisis ensued in which forciby-Dynamaxed wild Pokémon were suddenly appearing in different stadiums. Victor/Gloria, Hop and [[Piers (Pokemon)|Piers]] came to Ballonlea Stadium in hopes of helping Bede with his problem, only to find that Bede had already defeated the Dynamaxed Pokémon on his own. Bede took this opportunity to challenge Victor/Gloria to one last battle. After being defeated, he acknowledged them as the champion and gave them his rare League Card. Opal was glad that Bede was finally making decisions for himself, even though she pushed him into his current position. | ||
− | Bede could also appear at further tournaments held by Victor/Gloria at Wyndon Stadium, either through invitation or at random, | + | Bede could also appear at further tournaments held by Victor/Gloria at Wyndon Stadium, either through invitation or at random. There, more rematches with him could potentially be had. |
==Pokémon Roster== | ==Pokémon Roster== | ||
*[[Solosis]]/[[Duosion]]: Solosis evolves prior to the third battle with Bede. It is removed from his roster after he switches types. | *[[Solosis]]/[[Duosion]]: Solosis evolves prior to the third battle with Bede. It is removed from his roster after he switches types. | ||
− | *[[Gothita]]/[[ | + | *[[Gothita]]/[[Gothoria]]: As with Solosis, Gothia evolves prior to the third battle and is removed from his roster after he switches types. |
− | *[[Hatenna]]/[[Hattrem | + | *[[Hatenna]]/[[Hattrem]/[[Hatterene]]: The Pokémon to be a constant in Bede's team in every battle. Hattena evolves into Hattrem prior to the third battle and into Hatterene before the fourth Pokémon. His Hatterene is also the Pokémon that he Gigantamaxes. |
*[[Ponyta (Galar)|Ponyta]]/[[Rapidash (Galar)|Rapidash]]: Ponyta is added part of his roster starting in the second battle. It evolves prior to the fourth battle. | *[[Ponyta (Galar)|Ponyta]]/[[Rapidash (Galar)|Rapidash]]: Ponyta is added part of his roster starting in the second battle. It evolves prior to the fourth battle. | ||
*[[Mawile]]: Mawile is part of his team from the fourth battle onwards, as a result of his switching types. | *[[Mawile]]: Mawile is part of his team from the fourth battle onwards, as a result of his switching types. | ||
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*[[Sylveon]]: Sylveon is only part of his roster in post-game tournament rematches. | *[[Sylveon]]: Sylveon is only part of his roster in post-game tournament rematches. | ||
− | Bede also borrowed Rose's [[Copperajah]] for his attack on the mural. However, he did not use it in battle | + | Bede also borrowed Rose's [[Copperajah]] for his attack on the mural. However, he did not use it in battle. |
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*In addition to having two League Cards, Bede appears in the image used for Opal's rare League Card. | *In addition to having two League Cards, Bede appears in the image used for Opal's rare League Card. | ||
*He is left-handed. | *He is left-handed. | ||
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*Bede is a rare example of a trainer who changed the type that he specializes in. The only other example is [[Jasmine]], who changed types as part of her backstory. | *Bede is a rare example of a trainer who changed the type that he specializes in. The only other example is [[Jasmine]], who changed types as part of her backstory. | ||